SN770

You're talking about a drive for storage. If your motherboard will support it, you should get an NVMe SSD. These are much faster than the older drives. The Samsung 970 Evo Plus and the WD SN770 are both good models. If your computer is a little older, you should get a SATA SSD like the Crucial MX500

You're paying extra for RAM and SSD. You should buy 32 gigs of DDR5-6000 CL30 RAM for ~$110 and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD (like the WD Black SN770 or similar) for ~$70. You should also change the PSU to a better quality power supply that has 750W or 850W capacity like the Corsair RMx or Seasonic Focus prod

Your list is very solid, nothing is "wrong".The GPU is a bit Overkill for the games you listed, i would recommend a rx 6700 xt or rx 7600 instead. Also, your SSD is pretty high end, for gaming you wont notice the difference. Good alternatives are the: WD SN770, Crucial P3 Plus or a Kingston NV2. BUT

To be honest for gaming you do not need to spend big bucks on SSDs. SN770, MP44L, WD Blue SN580 and Crucial P3 Plus are all excellent value picks. I'd avoid the NV3 as a main drive if I could though. Good for budget storage but not something I would choose for a primary gaming build myself.

for the thin 15 you'll want a single sided nvme drive since clearance is tight in there. the samsung 980 runs cool and fits perfectly - used that in a similar chassis. western digital sn770 is another solid pick if you want to save a bit. just avoid drives with heatsinks or double sided nand, they w

It’s a pcie gen 4 WD Black Sn770 for 200USD. I personally would go for it, if the budget allowed.

The 7800X3D and 9070 XT is one of the best 1440p pairings available right now and the rest of the components support it well. On CL36 vs CL30, you're correct. The real world gaming difference is 1-3% at best, not worth paying a significant premium for. The Crucial Pro at DDR5-6000 CL36 is a sensible

what is your budget? that cpu is decent, should be able to handle most cards if youre playing at 1440 and up im gonna say 9070xt/5070ti. for drive, any tlc gen4x4 is fine. looks like in aus its the sn770 is the cheapest. for 1tb anyway

You won't notice the difference in performance between the 990 Pro and T500 gaming SSDs (they're considered overkill). The NV2 will do the job, but its quality is average and it's a bit of a gamble. The most sensible options are mid-to-high-end SSDs like the WD SN770 P3 Plus or KC3000. The 990 Pro i

Aqui, eu olhei melhor teu setup e faria algumas mudanças. Um amigo meu me veio com o mesmo questionamento e teto de gasto, vou lhe mandar e você pode usar como base. Peça Processador Modelo Ryzen 5 7600 Motivo AM5, DDR5, ótimo desempenho por núcleo e suficiente para segurar GPU forte em 1440p sem ga